AP Afram Unit 2 Assessment

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What was one of the purposes of slave narratives like this one?

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To document the experiences of enslaved people and advocate for abolition.

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Why are slave narratives like Phyllis Wheatley's considered to be foundational to early American writing?

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They serve as historical accounts, literary works, and political texts.

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What do the sketches of the "Captive Survivors from the Amistad Trial" tell us about the reality of slave ships?

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The slave ships carried men, women, and children from Africa.

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Which of the following best describes the situation depicted in the document?

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Many African Americans were forcibly relocated through the domestic slave trade.

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What is the primary purpose of the poem?

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To counter enslavers' claims that slavery was a benign institution and to advance the cause of abolition.

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Purpose of spirituals in enslaved communities?

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To resist the dehumanizing conditions and injustice of enslavement, express their creativity, and communicate strategic information.

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Spirituals were created largely as an effect of...

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Slave codes that prohibited enslaved people from gathering, singing, and drumming.

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The paintings above depict the enduring legacy of the Haitian Revolution as...

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A symbol of Black freedom and sovereignty across the diaspora.

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Major effect of the event depicted in the painting above?

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Uprisings began in other African diaspora communities, such as the Louisiana Slave Revolt (1811), one of the largest on U.S. soil, and the Creole Mutiny.